
In this portfolio management model what I’d done is:
I averaged (hypothesis) 250 pips per trade with 2% risk per trade. An initial investment of $3000 US turned out to beĀ $56,037.56 an astonishing 1867.92% return on capital. And I’ll be running this test on a live account from January 15th 2009 to March 15th 2010 total 60 weeks of trading timefame on 4 pairs
- GBP/JPY – My all time favorite.
- GBP/AUD – Very volatile yet accurate in Fibonacci ratios.
- GBP/CHF – Follow GBP/JPY trend mostly.
- EUR/AUD – Very unpredictable still considering it if other three pairs don’t have any bonafide ABCD model of setup (Fibonacci)
The trading method will be used, ABCD setup of Fibonacci ratios very proven and very backyard method. So far since June 2008 I had ran a demo account to check the validity of the method. So far on a linear equity growth model it has produced me 76% ROI.
| Gross Profit: | 4286.39 | Gross Loss: | 461.71 | Total Net Profit: | 3 824.68 | ||||||||
| Profit Factor: | 9.28 | Expected Payoff: | 47.22 | ||||||||||
| Absolute Drawdown: | 0.00 | Maximal Drawdown: | 151.00 (2.18%) | Relative Drawdown: | 2.18% (151.00) | ||||||||
| Total Trades: | 81 | Short Positions (won %): | 43 (79.07%) | Long Positions (won %): | 38 (78.95%) | ||||||||
| Profit Trades (% of total): | 64 (79.01%) | Loss trades (% of total): | 17 (20.99%) | ||||||||||
| Largest | profit trade: | 436.92 | loss trade: | -151.00 | |||||||||
| Average | profit trade: | 66.97 | loss trade: | -27.16 | |||||||||
| Maximum | consecutive wins ($): | 15 (939.36) | consecutive losses ($): | 3 (-15.98) | |||||||||
| Maximal | consecutive profit (count): | 939.36 (15) | consecutive loss (count): | -151.00 (1) | |||||||||
| Average | consecutive wins: | 5 | consecutive losses: | 1 | |||||||||
The beauty of the system is that its not a “Bracket Trading” sucker model with fixed stop loss or profit target. The model trades are basically following swing setups based on the major trend so entry does not really matter. And I’m not using any martingale position sizing but Kelly Criteria, its basic scale in and scale out technique that I developed in last one year.
Wish me luck!
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Went short at 23.6% retracement
The trend followed Fib Patterns to the pip, Unreal.